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Lalasticlala and see -


Two fighting (those who went to public schools wud understand.

Nigerians wud do just about anything for power

Will bookmark this page. When i finally leave this Zoo.

Hope dey work on YAMAHA 1000h motorcycle.




Happy Sunday Great Nairalanders.

DIKEnaWAR:
A homely well brought up woman trying to imitate the h0es and slay queen.

I just tire

arsenic33:
Wetin concern us?

I just tire.

jwax:
Nairalanders please I need your candid advise. Presently I am a Batch B corp member that will be passing out in October. Have been able to save up to N300,000 during this service period. I never touched my allawee, I didn't buy any clothes or even clubbed, I fed and lived on money I get from private lessons and the 5k Stipend my PPA give me, so that made me to save allawee and also the little I get from private lessons.

Right now I will be going into labor market and my heart is already beating fast.


The money isn't enough to even rent a shop and I don't know what to invest in, I don't want to go into network marketing cos even my 140k in Swiss Golden didn't come back to me and am so pained.

Please I need investment advise

Invest in diamonds. Trustmonds.

Use my signature. Pm me for details

Ok

Who is funding this project

K

K

ANBAKO:
Another one!!!!!

Seems today na Olosho day!

I just tire

Shaii

Oh nairaland. This is not Frontpage worthy.

This guy must be am actor

H

Put d prize up

Lalasticlala come and see

Ok

, good

Thats the power of the Almighty

bashydemy:
Then fuc.k off Nairaland, You have no say whatsoever in this Govt, Wait till 2019 and vote back your useless PDP and we will teach you guys some lesson again at the poll..

Ok. I will remind you of this post them but please comment then

ZombieTAMER:
If they don't escape today




They will escape tomorrow ...

Lols

Explosion has rocked a section of the Okaka Prison, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, capital following failed attempts by six inmates to carry out a jailbreak.

Details later….



http://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-explosion-security-agencies-abort-jailbreak-bayelsa/

Good one

mynd1:
U no shame say vegetable is ruling over ur sorry ass

Last time i checked. I didnt vote for no vegetable.
And i aint no sorry ass..

Peace and Good morning

Naso

Babtunz:
Why Buhari no Cum Snap wit'em??

Can a vegetable stand?

Naija

Modsenemy:
This is shit .
I said shit .
Stop censoring sh.it ..

Ok here is what I mean ...

Pls remove the pic. Thats just disgusting

The Senate on Thursday confirmed the appointment of Mrs Asmanu Maikudi from Katsina State and seven others as Resident Electoral Commissioners (REC). Other nominees, who were equally confirmed are, Mr Sam Olumekun from Ondo State, Prof. Riskuwa Shehu from Sokoto State, Mr Kassim Geidam from Yobe and Jibrin Zarewa from Kano State

Prof. Samuel Egwu from Kogi, Mr Mike Igini from Delta and Abdulganiyu Raji from Oyo State were also confirmed. The upper chamber, however, stepped down consideration of Amb. Rufus Akeju (Lagos), Dr Mahmuda Isah (Kebbi) and Ahmad Mahmud (Zamfara). It also rejected the nomination of Prof. Mustapha Zubairu of Niger on the ground that he came from the same geo-political zone with Mohammed Haruna, the Federal Commissioner, representing North Central in INEC. This decision of the senate followed the report of the Committee on Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) presented by its Chairman, Sen. Suleiman Nazif. The decision of the chamber to step down the confirmation of Akeju was sequel to a Point-of-Order raised by the Deputy Minority Whip, Sen. Biodun Olujimi, on a court judgment against his appointment. Displaying a copy of the judgment, she warned that confirming the nominee would amount to a negation of the powers of the judiciary. On the nominees from Kebbi and Zamfara, the senate said that there were issues on their cases that needed to be further investigated. In his remarks, the President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, charged the successful nominees to contribute their quota to transform election process in the country. He said that their appointment was timely as it would have positive impact on elections in the country. “The newly confirmed Resident Electoral Commissioners are people of high integrity, disciplined and full of patriotism. So, we expect that the gains recorded by INEC in the previous elections should be surpassed. “The timetable recently released by INEC for 2019 general elections is timely and this will give the newly-appointed RECs an opportunity to correct the mistakes of the previous elections. “On our part as a Senate, our committee is working on the amendment of the Electoral Act to further complement the electoral body,’’ he said. Meanwhile, the Senate had, prior to the confirmation of the RECs, clarified that it had not changed its resolution not to consider presidential requests for confirmation on areas not specified in the Constitution. It stated that it would maintain the position until judicial interpretation was made on those areas. This followed a Point of Order by Sen. Enyinnaya Abaribe. Whiling citing Order 43, he said that he was taken aback when he read in the newspapers that the Senate had reversed its resolution on confirmation of certain executive nominations. On that, Saraki said, “this institution has great respect on the resolutions that we pass here as a body. “We will never go against our resolutions. If you can recollect, what we said is explicitly stated in the Constitution in Section 153 or even section 171. “Ambassadorial and ministerial appointments are the only ones that we will continue to consider. “Those are ambassadors, ministers and others bodies, specified in the Constitution. “The National Assembly will not consider anyone outside the specified agencies, and INEC is among those bodies that are in section 153, which we will consider their nominations. “This is just to assure you that we have not shifted ground on this resolution. “Please discard what you read from the newspapers and be guided that as presiding officers we respect the law,’’ he said. In another development, the National Information and Intelligence Database Bill, 2017 scaled first reading at the plenary. The bill, which was sponsored by Sen. Suleiman Hunkuyi(APC-Kaduna), is aimed at making the Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit(NFIU) autonomous of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC). It is part of effort to lift the suspension of Nigeria from EGMONT, an international Financial Intelligence Group.

Read more at:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/senate-confirms-8-rec-nominees/

Mynd44
Lalasticlala